For many Muslims today, the word “Khilafah” (Caliphate) feels distant. Some associate it with history books, others see it as something abstract or unfamiliar. This is understandable, especially for a generation that has only ever lived within the modern nation-state system.
Media outlets, including Al Jazeera satellite channel, reported the statement of Saudi Arabia’s Minister of Defense, Khalid bin Salman, on Saturday, 27/12/2025, in which he said: “The Southern Transitional Council in Yemen must end the escalation and withdraw its forces from the camps in the governorates of Hadramout and Al-Mahrah.”
The Batken District Court issued an unjust ruling against six dawah carriers, foremost among them Akhonjanov Alisher Mamurovich, sentencing them to imprisonment in high-security prisons for periods ranging between 13 and 17 years. Fabricated charges of extremism were brought against them, and it was alleged that they had received an amount of 2,700 som under the pretext of financing an organization.
As part of commemorating the 105th anniversary of the destruction of the Khilafah (Caliphate), in Rajab 1342 AH, and to remind the Ummah of the tragic event that caused the Ummah to lose its Imam, the shield, its unity to be shattered, and the colonizing kaffir to dominate it, controlling its political, economic, and military decisions,
